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Volunteering for ICLE is a great way to give back to the legal community and get exposure. ICLE’s products and services are used by thousands of practitioners. Check out this page to learn more.
Benefits of Contributing
Volunteering for ICLE is a great way to give back to the legal community and to gain exposure for yourself and your firm. ICLE’s products and services are widely used by thousands of practitioners. Our website is visited by more than 2,000 people a week. Check out this set of Top Tips in Ten Minutes to learn more about all of the benefits.

Ways to Contribute
There are numerous ways to contribute, large and small, and a range of time commitments associated with each contribution. Keep in mind that smaller contributions, such as forms, How-To Kits, or Top Tips in Ten Minutes, have much shorter production cycles than books or seminars. If you have an idea for content, ICLE staff would be happy to talk with you.

Contributor Qualifications
ICLE is looking for contributors with substantial expertise and practice experience in a particular subject area. We generally look for at least five years of experience but for some of our smaller or more specialized resources that may not be necessary. We welcome contributors with substantive expertise, great presentation skills, and prior writing/speaking experience.

Interested in becoming an ICLE contributor?
Contributing is a great opportunity to share your knowledge to help fellow practitioners. The ICLE staff helps you shine by being very organized, responsive, and giving feedback.
Laura E. Morris
Warner Norcross + Judd LLP
Grand Rapids

What We Need Now

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Meet Our Contributors
30th Circuit Court
Mason
Hon. Wanda M. Stokes has served on the 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County, Michigan since 2018. Judge Stokes presides over a docket comprised of civil matters exceeding $25,000, criminal appeals, administrative and agency appeals,...


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